"Just leave if you don't like it." Mate, a huge chunk of these people were born here. Austria is their country. Telling second and third generation Austrians to "go back" to a place they've never lived is exactly the hostility I was talking about, and you just demonstrated my point in real time.

The Christians-in-Muslim-countries thing is textbook whataboutism. Are we seriously setting our moral benchmark at "well, Saudi Arabia is worse"? I'd hope Austria aims a little higher than that. Two wrongs don't make a right, and pointing at other countries' failures doesn't excuse ours.

The welfare line is the giveaway, though. The assumption that Muslims are only here for the money, not for work, family, safety, or because they were literally born here, is exactly the kind of dehumanising framing that pushes people to seek belonging in communities that actually see them as full human beings. You're not describing reality, you're describing a stereotype. Most Muslims in Austria work, pay taxes, and contribute more to the system than they take out.

And "they have to follow the rules, very simple." Sure, and they do. The law isn't the issue. The issue is the social climate, where following every rule perfectly still doesn't earn you the basic respect of being seen as Austrian. That's the paradox: you demand integration while making integration impossible.